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incontinent

[in-kon-tn-uhnt] / ɪnˈkɒn tn ənt /


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"I was getting incontinent, so I needed to go to the toilet a lot, like every like five minutes, sometimes even like less than that," Wesley said.

From BBC

The Federal Reserve’s too-low-for-too-long interest rates incited and enabled incontinent spending, igniting the inflation that now requires the high interest rates that upended SVB.

From Washington Post

She remembered waiting for hours in triage, crying and incontinent, until she gave up and headed to a third hospital, which gave her antibiotics for a urinary tract infection.

From Salon

She had the intellectual capacity of a two-year-old, was incontinent, never fully regained her ability to speak, struggled to perform basic daily maintenance routines, and had a palsied arm.

From Salon

He has long suffered degenerative disc disease in his spine, a condition that became acute in 2017 when guards discovered him incontinent in his cell.

From New York Times